Singburi

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  P Tang

  ·3 weeks ago

  “I am obsessed with the aubergine. It is so good. As a Thai person, going to Singburi was a new experience. Food tastes like home but definitely has a chefs touch to it. Highlight on the pork chop as well. Delish! The vibe, the service and the overall experience was amazing. Drinks were yummy too.”

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  Marine

  ·1 month ago

  “As someone who spends a lot of time in Thailand every year this was a really nice reminder of the local flavours with a modern twist. Everything was cooked perfectly. I do wish another cut of meat had been used for the MooPing to be a bit closer to the traditional texture as this was a bit tougher. And that drinks like the lychee sour had a garnish, as the visual appearance of the drink didn’t really help to highlight how good it actually is. The tomato salad, steak and chicken were so flavourful and very well cooked. Minus one star for the atmosphere just because we had 4 different waiters consecutively come and ask us how everything was. This doesn’t reflect badly on the service itself but more on the fact it felt they were pushed to check on us. The prices are reasonable and I definitely see myself coming back. I’m excited to try other menu items.”

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  Rianne Grant-Regis

  ·1 month ago

  “Charcoaled grilled Thai food done really well. The aromas that flood the restaurant will leave you dribbling honestly. My fav dish was the aubergine pad phet and prawn curry, amazing flavours!”

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  Isabel Perez

  ·2 months ago

  “A delightful dinner! We were seated at the bar, overlooking the chefs preparing the food over an open flame. For smaller plates we got the pork belly (a must) and the watermelon salad, and for the bigger plates we got the prawn curry which was a lil spicy but delicious and the aubergine which alongside the pork belly was the star of the show! Totally recommend. The service was great, very attentive and friendly waiters who gave us great context & recommendations. The menu changes seasonally. I look forward to feasting there again 🔥 🍆 🥩 We also got 2 cocktails - one was lycee which was delicious but a bit on the sweeter side, and another one which was gin-based & minty and had a more subtle flavour (recommendation from the server which was most appreciated) The ambiance was really nice, great mood lighting though not the largest venue so best suited for smaller more intimate groups.”

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  Andy Butt-Gow

  ·2 months ago

  “Disappointed that I did not get the chance to go to the original Leyton restaurant which supposedly a much homier, Auntie's cooking vibe in a casual, no-frills setting - but when the Shoreditch branch opened I still jumped at the opportunity to try Singburi! Probably the most authentic Pad Krapow in London (I'm Thai, Bangkok born and raised, so you can trust me!). The Moo Ping and most other dishes are definitely elevated/bougier takes on traditional foods - but man, you really cant fault that they still taste like home. Definitely will be coming back when I really need to scratch an itch.”

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  Tom Andrews

  ·3 months ago

  “Friday night walkin 2 pax at 1900. No booking got a seat at the counter in front of one of the chefs. Super friendly host, servers greeting us as we walked to our seats. Recommend the lychee sour and pineapple daiquiri both were some of the best cocktails we had tried, they looked unassuming just clear but really packed a punch. We went with the very friendly and informative waitresses suggestions. Got the heritage cold smoked tomato salad and spicy raw beef laab to start. Both fantastic the laab had a kind of szechuan numbing heat. The tomatoes were better than i could imagine perfect temperature, mix of textures and almost a new flavour with each taste. The pork belly with burnt chillies had a gorgeous bbq smoky taste and the sauce was not too spicy had a delicious flavour. Aubergine dish was knockout, crispy exterior with a creamy centre and had been dressed in a banging dressing. Then to finish a prawn and pineapple curry, at first it reminded me of a Penang curry but missed the sweetness then when I had the pineapple with the sauce it balanced perfectly. The friendly chef was topping up our water and offering us more drinks the waitress didn’t feel rushed and made time for all our questions, even servers not in our section were saying bye as we made for the door. On departure I spoke with one of the co-owners who was also hosting tonight, he was keen to know about our visit we said we will be back! 10/10”

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  Gregory Galstad

  ·3 months ago

  “Go to Singburi. The food is amazing, the service is stellar, and the atmosphere is something out of an HGTV travel and food series. Go. We walked in with no idea what to eat and our server enthusiastically dropped a zero-pressure, high-interest series of recommendations. Done, son. I'll take your scallops, watermelon salad, aubergine, pork chops, and venison. Toss on a banging Negroni while you're at it. Best meal in London so far, and we've had some great food.”

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  Panos Pan

  ·5 months ago

  “Singbury is a masterclass in flavor, texture, and technical execution. For anyone who appreciates the science and artistry behind cooking, the open kitchen and the dedicated charcoal grill station set the stage for a spectacular culinary experience. The undisputed king of the meal was the Grilled Blythburgh Pork Chop; it was slowly cooked for 1 hour on a descending grill, and the resulting char and tenderness were masterfully achieved. The consistency across the entire menu was exceptional. Each dish brought a unique depth of flavor: Aubergine Pad Phet: This dish was truly out of this world. Scallop with Chu Chee: The richness of the dish was perfectly balanced Chicken Ka Prao with Fried Egg: Executed to perfection, with a great depth of spice The Full Culinary Spread in our table also included a variety of other plates: the Wild Ginger Chicken Thigh, Smoked Pork Belly with Burnt Chilli, Heritage Tomato Salad, Pork Fat Stir Fried Hispi Cabbage, Prawn & Pineapple Red Curry, and perfectly cooked Jasmine Rice demonstrated incredible technical skill and ingredient quality. If you value a kitchen that treats fine ingredients with genuine, uncompromising skill, this is an essential destination. Highly recommended.”

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  R Chye

  ·5 months ago

  “Pretty authentic taste of Thai food (especially the Red Curry). You can smell and taste the smoked pork belly. The chicken thighs are pretty good. The scallops looked good. Menus can change daily but some are stock standard (especially the good dishes) Very busy and saw many people turned away who came without reservations.”

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  Neel Mistry

  ·6 months ago

  “Punchy flavours, succulent meats, refreshing and aromatic salads, full bodied fiery dishes - Singburi is deserving of the hype . We went during a quiet Easter weekend and booked for lunch rather than dinner, which I believe is much busier. The space is industrial but with a long bar to watch the chefs cooking up a storm over roaring gas stoves with traditional woks. It’s a hive of activity and I can imagine it being quite loud especially during peak busy service hours. We ordered conservatively knowing we often order too much. Well guess what? we still ordered too much. Lamb Riblets, Pollack, Colrabi salad, the Smokey cabbage, prawn curry and aubergine. It was all so delicious. Staff were super helpful and were very attentive to our need for refills of water. Don’t expect your food to be toned down, chilly is used liberally in almost every dish. We were reliably informed we could take any uneaten food home, but we powered home bellies busting and high off the Scoville’s. Amazing place and we can’t wait to come back.”

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